It is one of the hardest–and yet most necessary–tasks of the exegete to deal carefully with a particular text in the Bible while not forgetting it’s redemptive-historical context. Forgetting this … Read more→
Archive for the ‘Biblical Theology’ Category
Paradise Restored (Video Series)
Recently I began a series at New Covenant Presbyterian Church on the use of certain Old Testament passages in the New Testament–specifically those having to do with the work of … Read more→
The Exodus and the People of God
For some time now I have been interested in the typology of Israel in relation to Christ and the NT church. Among the books I have found helpful are David … Read more→
The Sand of the Sea
One of the chief promises God made to Abraham was that his descendants would be as numerous as the sand of the sea. The point is not that we try … Read more→
2009 Next Conference Audio
Here is the audio from the 2009 Next Conference :
The Preeminence of Christ (Joshua Harris) Christ’s Incarnation (D.A. Carson) Christ’s Life (Kevin … Read more→
The Miracle Working Shepherd
Over at Historia Salutis, the Rev. Jim Cassidy has a very nice explanation of two of our Lord’s miracles recorded in Mark 6. The divine nature of Christ is exhibited … Read more→
On the Nature and Necessity of Proof-Texting
I can’t tell you how many times I have heard someone in the church warn against proof texting. Proof-texting, of course, is that method of defending theological truth by means … Read more→
Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics: Is Passive Aggressive?
Our last post concluded on a small slice of the infra- and supralapsarian views of grace by saying it was a real issue and not a myopic study … Read more→
New Eric Alexander Website
This is very exciting news! Ronald Alexander, son of the Rev. Eric J. Alexander has constructed a website in honor of his father’s life and ministry. You can access it … Read more→
